EVENING HERALD liSTAHLlSlir.D 1810. Published overy livening, Ktccpt Sunday, nt R South Jauiux Stiikft. Nraii Okntrk. She Herald Is dcllvcicd ItiShcuawlonn unit t'io surrounding towns for six cents n week, pay able to tho curriers. Ily mnll $8.00 n year, or 25 cents n month, pnynlilc In ndvnnce. Advertise ments charged according to spare anil position. The publishers reserve the right to char.go the position of advertisements whenever the puli lleatlon of news lenmnils It. Tho right Is rcoened to reject any advertisement, whether liald for or not, that the publishers may deem Improper. Advertising rates made, known uimjii application. Knteri d ut the postofllce at Shenandoah, Pn., as second class mall matter. TKLF.P1IONK CONNHCTION. Evening Herald l'ltlDAY, JANVAKY 10, ISflfl. REPUBLICAN BTATE CONVENTION. To the Itepuhllean electors of Pennsylvania: The Hcpubliciins of l'ennsylvanl.i, by their duly , lioscn retiresentativcs. u ill meet in State con vention Tliiintii.v. AprHZI, lsufi, at 10 o'clock n. in , in the opera house, city of Harrislmrg, for the purpose of nominating two candidates for representntive-at-large in Congress and thirty two candidates for Presidential electors, the wlcction of eight dclegates-nt-largo to the Ite puhllean National convention, and for the ransiKtion of such other business as may he presented, lly order of the State Committee. SI. S. Quay, Attest: Jr.iiii II. ItKX, Chairman. W. It. Aniihkws, Secretaries. Tins being lenp year, and at the sumo time the year of general elections, the public expects to boar lielva Lnckwood making advances to tho Presidential nomination at n very early day. Hknrv Clews, the financier, struck the bulls-eyo when he said tho government revenue should he indented so as to furnish a surplus, instead of, as now, leaving a deficit. When we had a tariff that produced a. surplus, we had no trouble in mainlliiiiin tin- gold reserve. li' we may credit tlio advertisements that aprear in tho Hr.itAi.n every day, and wo know of no rensons fur discrediting them, this is the time to secure bargains. Tho retail stores that communicate with the public through the columns of the llKKAM) ccm to be more prolific in bargains than at jny period within our recollection. All tastes can ho gratified, whether they be of the extravagant or of the economic rder. We tbercforu invito our readers to a perusal of them before they start out on their shopping tours. TilK railroad corporations of tho state which failed to make report to the Depart ment of Internal Atfalrs, as required by law, and which were certified to tho Attorney General for collection of the penalty of JTi.OOO each, are pleading for mercy, lliey give through their olliccrs all manner of excuses for their conduct, and promise never to do it again. For years the department has been liarrastcd by the failure of these companies to make their reports, and it was decided this year to enforce the penalty. In some cases thu penalty will probably lw remitted, but in the aggravated cases it will be collected. THE SPRING ELECTION. Tho timo is drawing very near for the .Sprint election, and thon; members of the Citizens party who contemplate seeking the tutlnigo of the pcopio for borough olllccs have very little time in which to get their fences in shape, if they havo not already done so. According to tho published notice of tlio Citizens Executive Committee, all candidates must piescnt their names and tlio icquircd fees to the becretary of tho com mittee not later than thu 17th inst. It will thus be seen that hut one week leinaius for prospective candidates to bring their names properly- before tho primaries, and u failure to do so will bo no fault of the committeemen, as ample notice has been given. Tho primaries of tlio Citizens party this year will bo held under a modified form of what is geneially known ns the Crawford county system. The rule havo been published in tlio HiuiAl.n, and were adopted by tho present Standing Conmiltteo in tho early jwrt of December last, l.ulo II requires that "all candidates for borough or ward iilicesmiit notify tho bocjetary of the com mittee within such time as may lie designated by said commltteo of their intention to be come candidates, giving their full luiiac-. and .iddresboe, Mating the ollices for which they aie omidliUtesatid jnyiug to the committee -m il Minis of money as may bo hereafter stated, m ussesMiients towards tho payment .'i necessary exioiiu." The name of all candidates will lie placed anon one ticket, to bo furnished by tho Standing Committee, nud tho voter will placo a won ,( x ) opposite the names of the candidate he deblros to vote for. Tho proiocis of victory for tho Citizens luirty in Februaiy were nover brighter, and in none of the wauls aro bitter factional lights anticipated, as has lieen tho caso on I heveral occasions in tho past. Friendly and spirited contests for tho different ofllces are to 1io expected, and should lie encouraged. When thete contests aro conducted In tlio proper spirit tliey leave no sores to heal and create an active interost in tho election on the part of the voters. Every member of the partyhasarishtto mpiro for politieal pre ferment, but In doing so thoy should grant to lluir opponents the same rights vouchsafed to themselves, nnd If defeated nrcopt tho result with good Brace. If tills spirit will govern tlio candidates In tlio proscnt contest, victory will crown our effurts, It's u Curious Woman ' who can't havo conudenco in Dr. Pierce's , Fnvorltn Proscriiitlnu. Iluru is atonic for ttlcd-out womanhood, a remedy for all Its I peculiar Ills and ailments and If it doesn't help you, there s nothing to pay. 1 What more can ynu ask for, In a mcdlclno? i Tho "l'recrlptlon" wlllhulld up, strengthen nnd Invigorate tho entire fcmnlo system. It t regulates and promotes all the proper funo-1 tions, improves digestion, enriches the blood, dispels achos and pains, brings refreshing sleep, and restores health and vigor. In "female complaints" of every kind nnd In nil chronic weaknesses and derangements, it's tlio surest remedy. Nothing urged in its place by a dealer, though 't may bo better for him to sell, can be, "just as good" for you to buy. Send for a free pamphlet. Address World's: Dispensary .Medical Asm, datum, lSuilUlo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation, piles, biliousness, Indigestion and headaches. llellet In tslx Hours. Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved ill six hours by tlio "New Great South Ameiican Kidney Cure" 1 Ills new remedy is a great surpnso on account of its exceeding promptness In relieving pain in the madder, kidneys, hack and every part of the urinary passages in male or female It relievos retention of water and pain in passing It nlmost Immediately. If you want quick relief and euro this Is your remedy. Sold by Isaac Shapira, druggist, 107 South Mam street. Coming Incuts. Jan. 18. Grand Welcome Meeting to llrig- adier liown and Knslgn Gilbert, nt Kvangclical church. Feb. 17. First annual ball, Patriotic Drum Corps, liobbins' opera bouse Schoppc orchestra. Teh. !20. Supper and entertainment under thenuspices of Council Xo. 81, Daughters of Liberty, in Kobhins' hall. lllieklen's Al-utea Snlie. Tho best salve in tho world for cuts, bruises, soles, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tettnr, chapped bauds, chilblains, corns, and nil skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or niony refunded. Price B5 cents per box. Tor sale by A. Wasley. liny Keystone flour. He sure that the name Lk-sio & Hakii, Ashland, Pa., is printed on every sack. tf ForniMiu in the chest a piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Halm and bound on over the seat of tho pain, and another on tho back between the shoulders, will afford prompt relief. This is especially valuable, in cases whero tho pain is caused by a cold and thcro is a tendency towaid pneumonia. For sale by Gruhler l!ros druggists' Have tho leaks in your gas and water mains repaired by P. W. Hell, tlio plumber. Ijvcd and Kverlmrdt Matched. ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 10. Horace Leeds' manager, Captain Glorl, olllcially notified him last night by telegraph from New York that all arrangements had been mado for his light witli Jack Kverhardt, at El Paso, next month. STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. Closing Quotations or tlio New York and 1'Iilladelplll.l Kxchaligcti. NEW YoilK, Jan. U. Today's stock market is best described ns a waiting one. The volume of business underwent a considerable shrink age und there was u marked absenco of the rc cent excitement. Closing blUb: Baltimore ic Ohio 37?g Now Jersey Ccu.. Slii Dei. & Hudson 12iU V., U & W 158 Krlo 134 LakeKrle&W.... 18 Lehigh Nav i3 Lehigh Valley....- 35 N. Y. Central... Pennsylvania. . Heading St. Paul W. N. V. & Pa West Shore.. .. . U74 General Markets. Piui.AiiEi.i'iiiA, Jan. t). Klour Arm; win ter superfine, S--3.iS-.50; do. extras, 5S.00 i.'.b5; Pennsylvania roller, clear. t31ti3.'J0; do. do. stralBht. 33; western winter, clear, $.iSM:M. Wheat firm, quiet, with CSc. bid and (18)io. asked for January. Corn quiet, steady, with SSHa. bid and tCio. asked for January. OaU quiet, steady, with StKc bid and SMJic. asked for January. Hay firm; choice timothy. $10. Heef llrin. Pork higher; old mess, SlOaiU.M; short clear. S10.7512.35; Lard llrm; western steam,S5.8U. liufter steady; western creamery, lUifiWSc.; do. factory. U4 17c.; Klgius, !J3c.; imitation creamery, Ht& 19c.; Now York dairy, lii!--c.; do. creamery, lSSXJHc.; Pennsylvania and western cream ery prints, extra, -5c.; do. choice, lite; do. fair to good, alB'jyo ; prints Johhliuj at Sli&Wc. Cheese Arm; New Vork large 'iiiJlUc.; small, 7?410J o.; part sklnis, 3MQUC.; full skims, Kggs weak; New York and Pennsyl vania, aiat'Jc.; ico house, KloSUu.; western, fresh, W SlGfrx'to.t Boutliern, ixk&'Uc. Lite Mock Markets. New Yoiik, Jan. . Kuropeuo cables quote American steers ut ItSlUjjjo., dressed weight; refrigerator beef ut 7??jc. Cubes steady, poor to prime veals, SfrftV; burnurd calves, $J.uO((M. Sheep llrm; lumbs weak; poor to prime sheep, 3151. common to choice lambs, $4,504-5.73. Hogs llrm ut $i.l0&(.5u. F.AbT I.MtmiTV, I'a., Jan. 1). Cattle steady; good. $St.3i); good butchers. 3.8oat: rough fat. $3U.O0; bulls, cows and stags, SI. 'id a.3(l; feeders, $3.S5it3.H); fresh cows and springers, S15Q30. Hogs very slow; quote ail grades at S(I.I0; roughs, (H&I.Z'i. Mieeii steady; export weathers. Stf-bOil; prime sliec-p, ia.Mii.3.75; common, i'M&i M; lumus, 5M35.0U VealcuUcs, t).5(i((j.7. erofii Appears in a hundred different forms, such as Itunnlng Sores, Whito Swellings, Eruptions, Bolls, Pimples. Bait Itheum, Scald Head, etc. The only cure Is in making Pure, Itlch Hood's Sarsaparilla makes pure blood and has never been equalled as a euro for Scrofula. Cases considered lncurablo, and given up by physicians, yield to Its wonderful purify ing, vitallzlnc powers. In fact, Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the Ono True Blood Purifier, f 1 j 6 for 5. Prepared only by C. I, Hood Co., Lowell, Mati, f 1 -Jl . nillare gentle, mild, effec HOOd S PillS live. All drinrsl.t.. J5c, llenth or Kx-tlovcrnnr Marshall. ST. Vavl, Jan. 10. Kx Governor II. Nnrslmll, of Minnesota, dlod Wednesday night nt Pftndoun, Cnl., whorohowout nbout two years ngo for his health, Gov ernor Marshall was born In Uoono county. ' V' ' 3 S "B wulnturu In 1HI0. n,i i., io-.it ,.. ' . "H 1 wi . . 0Pul)'lc con' vcutlon nnd was his party's cundldato for congress. Tho Daily 1'ross, uttcrwnrds consolidated with Tho Pioneer, was founded by him. Ho iscrvod with dlstlnc ion during tho war, and was hrovoted brigadier gonernl In 1803 for gallrtnt ser vice. In 1809 ho was elected governor and Herved four years. Ho was later, from 1874 to 1881, a stato railroad commissioner. Gamblers Tnp tho Wires. San Fhancisco, Jan. 10. oillelnls of tho l'aclflo Const Jockey club charge that tho Western Union wires from Inglosfdo, which la leased by tho club, havo been sys tematically tapped and tho results of tho races given to all tlio pool rooms In town ' at the conclusion of each race. Discharged telegraph operators aro suspected of tap ping tho wires and maintaining an organ ized "peanut telegraph service." In its light against tho down town pool rooms tho racing management has closed tho tel egraph olllco at tho track, and now no of llccsontho coast will bo able to get tho , racing results from tho track. J A .lincnlle Heroine. i I'oiiTKMOUTlt, O., Jan. 10. A wreck on tho Ualtlmoro and Ohio Southwestern was averted by littlo Slnry Och, tl years old, near .Slocuni bridge, this county. Tho lit tle girl was out with a lnutern hunting a stray horse, which sho discovered fust in a brldgo near a sharp curvo of the railroad. The littlo girl rushed around tho curvo nnd built a lire In tho center of the track, to nttract tlio attention of the accommoda tion train then nearly due. Tho plan wns effective and a terrible disaster averted. Hut for tho child's forethou ;ht tho train would probably havo plunged Into tho creek eighty feet below. I'ntal l'luugo TIu'oukIi a Ilrldge. Cl.KVKbASi), Jan. 10. A train on tho Akron, Bedford and Cleveland Kleetrlo railway fell through abridge into Tinker's creek yesterday, and William Young, ono of tho trnlninen, was instantly killod. Ho was crushed and ground beneath tho fall ing cars until ho was scarcely recognizable. The other two trainmen, Lyman Hay maker and Charles Gieb, miraculously es caped Instant death. They were so badly injured, however, that Haymaker died soon afterward and Gleb cannot recover. lllval Lovers in a Doubly Fatal Dnol, Mount Plkas,axt, Fla Jan. 10. For tho lovo of a woman Henry Thomas and Albert Stafford fought a deadly dual near this place. The men met by provious ar rangement. Stnllord was shot through tlio heart and Thomas died two hours later. In taking tho corpses of tho young men homo thoy wero borno past tho resi dence of iUo girl for whom they fought. Sho showed no emotion. Mutiny on a liusstan Warship. St. PUTKl'.snuitG. Jan. 10. Tho crow of tho first class Hussian steel cruiser Hurlk, 10,0'23 tons, mutinied recently whllo that vessel was in tho harbor of Algiers Tho mutiny, it Is added, was suppressed by tho French authorities, and thirty of tho lead; ers of tho outbreak aro now said to be oft their way to Coustandt, whero they aro to bo executed. Contlcted or Abduction, liUFFAU), Jan. 10. James W. McDon ald, alias Georgo Allen, who was indicted by the grand jury for complicity with Clnudo Strong, alius John C. Kmory, in abducting O. O. Cottlo last Judc, pleaded guilty to the churgo before Judgo Whito yesterday, and wns sentenced to tho El mint reformatory until discharged by law. Alleged French Hlackinaller Arrested. PAWS, Jan. 10. Tho Vleointe Elrlo do Clvry, editor of The Kcho do l'Armee, has becu arrested on tho charge of blackmail ing the late ilar Lo Handy, the wealthy young conscript, who died of typhoid fover whllo bervlug with his regiment at Amolla-les-Uains us a private soldior on Dec. 21. l'atal Hotel lire In I.eiiilvllle. Leaoville, Colo.. Jan. '10. The Palmer House, on South Park road, was burned I yesterday. Tho 8-year-old sou of filr,s. uornwcii was mirneu toucatn. xne cunr I red remains were found later in tho day. 1 Many of tlio occupants had narrow es j wipes, Steamer Sunk and Tvtelve Drowned. Milan, Italy, Jan. 10. Tho boiler of n torpedo boat ou Lake Maggolro exploded yesterday, sinking tlio vessel nnd drown ing twelve peoplo who wero on board of her. l'atally bhot Ills i:ider llrothcr, ANIikusox, N. C, Jan. 10. William Harrison bhot his cider brother, Anderson HarrlMiu, in tho head with a double bar rolled shotgun yesterday and Indicted ft fatnl wound. Harrison was nrrosted and placed in jail. The affray was provoked by a sevei-o w hipping that Anderson liar-1 rUon gave hi. brother iv few minuted be- fore tho tragedy occurred. Had Spellers. , Surah Bernhardt cannot spoil well, nnd ono of our own most cherished actresses does not ulwuyti spell correctly. In a re cent miluBrnph letter of hers wo find "oo cured." Then lilsmarok nover could spell. Ho liinibulf has confessed to "a lack of diligeneo nt school," as a eonsequenco of which his lottcrs contain many spoiling orroi-H. John Urlght was another states man somewhat weak ln tho wuno particu lar. Hvon Oliver Wendell Holmes mado a inbtuku ln spelling tho rather common word "Indispensable," which' he wrote "lndlsponsiblo." Tim First Inquest. Tho nearest approach to tlio holding of n judicial Inquiry into tho cause of death In Kuglnnd occurred as long ago ns tho year lL'OO, wiion, according to an old wri ter ou tho subject, "six and twenty venor nblo persons wero summoned togethor to hear und consider the testimony of any who oould spunk with authority rogurdlug tho death of a digger ln tho Holds named Martin Holsover." King Humbert owns nearly 200 horsos, I and tho greatest numbor of them nro Kng- Ush bred. Thu double row 01 stalls lorms a regular street, ami each animal has its name printed In largo whllo letters ubovo tho nianger; No ticcd to fear tho approach of croup If you havo Dr. Thomas' Eclcctrie OU in tho houso. Never wns a caso tuni it woman 't cure if tiod ut the outset. Host gas fitting Is dono by I'. YV Ilell. ltefuseil to Accept tlio Itcslgtintlons. MoNTltKAL, Jan. 10. Tho latest report from Ottawa Is to tho effect that Lord Abordcoh positively refused to accept tlio resignation of tho Howell cabinet m n wholo. Ho Insisted that now that parlia ment had beon summoned, business must proceed and tho measures outlined In tlio speech from tho throno must bo carried out. If this was not done, ho declared, tho only course open to him was to call on Laurlor to form a now ministry. Ml l'ulliiinii to Mnrry. Chicago, Jan. 10. It is announced In society circles that Mss Florence X'ull man, daughter of tho sleeping car mag nnto, shortly will be wedded to Frank O. Lowden, a young lawyer. Florence Pull nmn Is credited wltii naming all tho pal ace parlor and sleeping cars. It Is proba ble that Georfe M. Pullman, Jr., wilt wed Miss Fcliolte Oglesby tlio sauio day that his sister is married. Governor .Tones Probably Dying. SAN FRaseiseo, Jan. 10. Tho condition of Governor Jones, of Nevada, who has been sick for two months, Is not improv ing. His physicians have now diagnosed Ills trouble as rancor of the stomach, and ho is thought to be gradually sinking. His children havo lecn oe"t for from Carson City, and tho governor has made his will. Another Italian Victory In Abyssinia. Komi:, Jan. IX Xow.4 Is received hero that tho Itallaui In Abyssinia havo de feated Kmperor Miinollk's forcos ut Jtnka lcli, the engagement taking phiooou Tuos day last. Tho Slio.ms lost heavily, while the Italians had only three native troopers killed and a few wounded. llio Weather. For oast"-n Pennsylvania and Now Jer tey: Fair; owly rising teniperaturojllght tortherly winds. Klcctilc Hitters. Electric Hitters is a medicine suited for any season, but perhaps more generally needed In the spring, when tlio languid exhausted feeling prevails, when the liver is torpid and sluggish and the need of a tonic and altera tive is felt. A prompt uso of this medicine has olten averted long anil pcrnaps iniai bilious fevers. .Nil medicine win act more surely in counteracting and freeing tho sys tem from the malarial poison. Headache, Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness yield to Klectric Hitters. Only fifty cents per bottle at A. Wasley's drug store. Tho ltaltlinore's Stormy l'assago. AfaTOltlA, Ore, Jan. 10. According to news just received hero from Hawaii tho United States steamship Ualtlmoro ar rived at Honolulu on the 23d, from Yoko hama, after weathering two of tho most terrific gales ever encountered. Tho Ual tlmoro presented a somewhat ragged np pearanco witli her boats slashed, rigging torn, and other evidences of having passed through a heavy siego. On tho way over a boatswain named Jcnnsen was washed overboard and drowned, and J. Cooper, carpenter of tho ship, was thrown on tho deck and had his skull fractured. He died at tho hospital in Honolulu. A Massachusetts Murderess. New HeiiFOIH), Mass., Jan. 10. Antono S. Soares, uPortURueso.who wasosnulted, by Carolina Tiiercuera on mo morning ot Xov. 'JO, dlod at St. Luke's hospital yester day as tho result of tho Injuries received. Too woman is under S10.00J bonds, await ing the notion of the grand jury. HUMOURS Prevented by Cuticura Soap purifies and beautifies the skin, scalp, and hair by restoring to healthy activity the Ciogged, Inflamed, Irritated, Sluggish, or Overworked Pores. Sold throughout the vorld. BritUh depotl T. Nbw bibt a boss. 1, King Kdwtrd-at., London. Toms Uecq k Cueu. Coei'., Sole fropi., llustoD , U. S. A. -Ki Cures Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Croup, Diphtheria, Rheumatism, and nil waiter coviplamts. it Kills Pain, Internal or External. There are ninny kinds of pain, but there is onl one Pain-k-iller. Keep It !a juu. II. v. are of lra'.tr.ti.-ms. Iiuy I oniv Hie Kenu'ne-I'iciuiY Uavih'. Bold ev. . v !.ei 25c and SOc. per bottle. Chlcticfttcr'A KnelUh Diamond Tirana. EMIWROYAL PILLS Orlcliml nnd Half Genuine A rc, fclwij Tillable, laoics ait T VTUKKliI for CMchtatcTi A'ncr.t.A Ii ft Ittoiet, 6eM with blue ribbon. Tnke W aoolhtrv Jltfutt dangtrouM wbtt iitt V (liMatlllNj imK.irirtM. itllriuslili nrunrl Ait. Id Ktw-i'i tat pmlaulavri, leatlmoaUls mi ' lHtr for i letter, bj return Ch!rbctf rCbi'mlcbl()o..Ut.UunNiurw The Sun. The first of American iiewiwiir CHAHIjKS A. DANA, IMitor. Tho Atnoricau (-onstltution, tho Ainurican Idti, thu American Spirit. Theo llrst, last, and all the time, forever. Dally, by mall, - - - $6 a year Dally and Sunday, by mall, $8 a year The Sunday Sun is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in the world, price Sc. a copy. By mall, $2 a year Address THE SUN. New York. Nen all loll tar ail 1 URGINGjfrRBITRATION, The London Chronicle's WnOilngton Cor respondent Iiitiorilews the Senators. Washington, Jan. 10. Mr. Henry Nor man, tho special commissioner of tho London Dally Chronicle In Washington, cables his paper na follows: "Thu sontl mont for arbitration is a hall whloh, onco pot rolling among a civilized pooplo, can not bo stopped. I tako It for granted that In smiiii manner arbitration in tho Vene zuelan dispute is now cortnln." Sir. Norman dovotos tho major portion of tho remainder of his dispatch to author ized Interviews with tho members of tho senate foreign relations couimlttco except ing Senator Mills, whom ho did not seo. All strongly urgo arbitration, ns does Chairman Hltt, of tho houso commltteo on foreign nffalrs. Tho latter declared ho expressed tho opinion not only of hU com mltteo, but of tho wholo houso of represen tatives. Mr. Norman thon continues: "Thoabovo represents tho weightiest and most Impor tant body of opinion that could possibly bu secured In tho United States. Andthcso nro tho men to whoso consideration any question between England and Atnorlca tvould bo llrst submitted and by whoso decision tho senate and tho houso would probably bo guided. It is lmposslblo to bcllovo that British sentiment will not bo moved to respond to such romnrkablo unnnlmlty nnd such onllghtod uttornnces. If not, thon tho world will soo that Amer ica is ahead of England In tho most strik ing characteristic of n civilized pcopio. "It is cabled that tho British Guiana police havo occupied tho oxtroino limits of tho territory claimed In Vcnczuoln. The American government has brought heavy prussuro to bear to prevent tho Venezue lan government from committing nny overt act, nnd thus precipitating n hostllo situation. Therefore it is imperatively necessary that tho British government lu Btantly deny and ropudlnto such a mon strous nnd fatal act ns tho armed occupa tion of territory whllo tho question of arbi tration is pending. "My work is done hero. I propose to leavo Washington Immediately. Tho En glish public, understanding tho American attitude, lias changed its own attitude, and nothing blocks tho way to a prompt settlement not only of tho Venezuelan, but of all other matters, and they aro numerous, now ponding and creating in ternational discord." Warlike Venezuelans. CAKACAS, Vonczuela, Jan. 10. Eng land's manner of answering the United States In regard to tho occurrences on tho Guiana frontier has caused great excite ment hero. Tlio nowspapcrs urgo tho gov ernment to dispatch a large body of troops, including heavy artillery, to watch tho In vaders nnd to resist their ndvnnco. Many armed Venezuelans havo cono to tho fron tier, without tho knowledge of tho govern ment, to act as a territorial guard. The l'atal 11 ic In St. I. null. St. Louis, Jan. 10. Tho coroner's jury which has been In session since Monday Investigating tho explosion which last week caused such destruction of life and property returned the following a verdict, saying that the explosion 'was caused by tho storage of un-afo and dangerous 11 works ln tho rear ot No- 30., Xorth Second s'trcct nnd Improper and insufficient help being employed by II, H. Grubb to care for tho same." Tho chomlcnl tost ot tho contents of tho unoxnlodcd cauuou crack ers found iu tlio ruins after tho disaster proved that the slightest friction or sevcro concussion would causo an explosion. No effort whatever Is ljeiug mado by tho own ers of tho Excelsior Iron and Wire works building to recover tlio body ot .young Eriokson, tho seventh victim, whoso ro jualus Ho under tons of debris. Many merchants are well aware that their customers are their best friends and take pleasure in supplying them with the best goods obtainable. As au instance wo men tion Perry & Cameron, prominent druggists of Flushing, Michigan. They say: "Wo havo no hesitation In recommending Cliam bcrlain's Cough Itemedy to our customers, as it is tlio best cough mcdlclno wo havo over sold, nnd always gives satisfaction." For salo at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by flruhler liros., druggists. 'Threiitcueil itcvolutton ill llnytl. New Youk, Jan. 10. A local paper has received mall au vices from l'ort-nu-I'rluco, lluytl, to the effect thut 11 revolution, far reaching In extent and Importance and its probable results, is again threatened in tho black republic. Tho correspondent says If the plans of tho conspirators do not miscarry It will bo well under way by tho latter part of January. Tho movement must not be confoundod with tho period leal uprisings that havo convulsed Hnytl, but Is tho pushing forward of nineteenth century civilization, tho further obUtcrt-f tlon of the primitive and thu substitution 1 of the modern. .Marvelous Itcsults. From a letter written bv Itov. J. Guilder- I iiiun. of biiuuiiduiu. Mich., we aro permitted to make this oxtract : 1 liavo no Hesitation in recominendimr Dr. Kinii's New Discovery as the results were almost marvelous in tho case of my wife. While 1 was pastor of tho llaptist church at Hives Junction she was brought down with Pneumonia succeeding liUiirmpo. Terrible paroxysms ot coughing would last hours witli little interruption and 1 it seemed as 11 she could not survive tnem. , A friend recommended Dr. King's New 1 Discovery: it was quick in its work and i highly satisfactory in results." Trial bottles free at A. Wasley s drug store. Kegular size soc and 51.00. Schooner mid Twelve Men JuosU GLOUOI58TK1!, MllW., Jlltl. 10. TllO schooner .1. H. Caroy left hero Aug. 20, for tho Grand banks, touched at Liverpool, N. S and has not been seen sltico. Aftor hoping against hops the vessol's owners, OuUcs & Kostor, having given hor up ns lost, havo posted tho crow list, which is us follows: Captuln Harry W. Chrlsten sou, single, nutive of Ileumnrk; Lewis KeUou, cook, single, Denmark, nnd six Boauien from Nonvuy, four from Sweden and nno from Nova Sootla. With one ex ception till wero single men. 1 Not a few who read what Mr. Itobcrt Howls, of Hollands, Va., has to say below, will remember their own cxperlcuco under like circumstances. "Lust winter I had la grlppo which left mo in a low statu of health. I tried numerous remedies, none ot which did mo any good, until I wus Induced to try a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Itcmcdy. The llrst bottlo of It so far rclloved mo that I wus enabled to attend to my work, and tho second bottlo cil'ected a euro." For sale at 25 und 00 cents per bottlo by Gruhler liros., druggists. Satisfaction guaranteed by Bell, tho plumber. ' HIS lllffiT CONTRACT Contrnciur link In of Syracuse; Toll of tho Plnnl Success of n Big Umlortitklng. (From tke 8iracw! X. V Poll.') 5Ir. George Pakin is a well-known con tractor nnd resident of Syrncuso, anil a representative business man of that city Our representative found him oversee )ng the sower work at tho ArbCnnl, ami in the following Interview he describes how he has finally completed tho biggest con tmrt ho has ever undertaken. "Mr. Dakin, doesn't your business ex poso vou to many unhealthy conditions? " Yes, I am continually catching cold." " Docs It nlTcct your general health?" " It has brought on kidney disorders." "Have you been troubled from that sourco any length of time?" "I think it started during tho war, In which I took nti active part, and every cold I catch has aggravated it." " AVhat were tho symptoms?" " Lamo back and trouble with the kid noy organism. I havo doctored for years nnd used all kinds of remedies I heard or, without relief. My caso Is ns follows "; "Somo littlo tlino ago I was In a very bad condition, hardly ublo to hobble arouudj I had becu in Madison Couttv looking nftcra contract theic for the it,.it7 I got very wot, and, as usual, was laid up I was simply twisted way around mm doubled upon ono side; when I attempted to stand up it seemed as though I w nihl tear out one of my kidnevs; while in tliW condition I saw Dam's ICiduey VilU ad verthed. Being nlmost desperate, I w. willing to try anything for relief. I be gan using them, and the result was trulj wonderful. I feel as young as n boy, and It is the first tinio in many years that I have been perfectly free from p.ilu H the small of my back. All urinary trouble gone. I am perfectly well, and no tract of my former trouble remain. I gladly recommend Doan's Kidney Pills " Price, "i0 ceuts per box ; for swle by a!', dealers or milled bv I'Wcr-Milburn Co., Buffalo, K V., -ulo agcaU, for tho U. . For salo at Kirllu's Pharmacy. 3UIUC Vflll "oro Tnroat, llmplcs, Copper inAVt IUU Colored Spots, Ached, Old Boil, Ulcers la Mouth, Ilalr-Falllngl write COUU REMEDY CO.. U07 Mutonlc. Temple iChlciifrn, 111., for proofs of cures. Cttpt Jlal, Sr.OOJOO. Wont CMes cured la IB Jto tin days. lOO-paeo book free. oosaoosa osooooaooooatpooeo Always FIRST S I Qml Borden J 1 Eagle Brand I S CONDENSED HILK S S For 35 years the Icadine brand. It U the g Best and the most economical. JJ A PERFECT FOOD POR INFANTS g oosaososeoo9sseooo0es PFNrKVI UANIA RA1I ROAR I a-llliw h nilin uniMivnM SCHUYKH.t, DlVlSIOjr JANUAUV C, 1890. Trains will leave Shenandoah after the nlioTtf dntc for WlKKns, Oilberton, Froekville, Dark Wnter, ft. Clair, J'ottsvillc, HnmburB, Itencllnir, 1'otUtown, PhocnlXTillc, Norrlstown nnd l'hil nilclphia (llroad street btntion) nt COS nnd 1145 11. m. nnd 4 15 p. m. on weeU dnys. For Pott, vine nnu intcnneuinio suvnons v iu u. in. SUNDAY. Knr Wlc-imns. Gilherton. Frnekvilie. Darfc Wnter. St. C'latr, l'ottsvllle, nt 6 OS, 9 40 11. 111, alia' 3 10 p. m. For Hamburg, Heading, l'ottstown, l'noeulxvuie, iMirrisiowu, riiiiaueipma mow, 9 40 n. in., 3 10 p. ni. Trains lenve ernCKVllie lor pjnenantionn at 10 40 n. in. nml 1211, 5 01, 7 42 und 10 27 p. m. Sunday, 11 13 11. in. mut 5 40 p. ln. Ixiave l'ottsvlllo tor Slicnnudoali at 10 15, 11 44 n. in- nml 4 40, 7 15 and 10 ou ji m. Sunday ut 10 40 n. in., 5 15 p.m. Leave lMillndelphln, (llrond street station), for Shenandoah nt 5 57 nml 8 35 n. in., 4 10 nnd 711 p. m. week days. Sundays lenve at A 50 n. m. I.cuvo llmml street station, Philadelphia, for Fea Cllrt, Asliury Pnrk, Ocean Grove, I.0111; Ilranch, and intermediate stations, 0.50, 8.25, II. 3911. m., 3.30, 4.00 p. 111. wcek-dnvH. Sundays (stop nt Interlnken for Ashury Parle). 8.25 n. i. f A'nve llroad Street Station, Philadelphia, FOIt NKW YOltK. Express, week days, 3 20, 105, 4 50, 515. &50, 7 83, 8 20,0 20, 9 50, 10 SO (Dining far), 11 00, 11 14 a. III. , 12 noon, 1285 (Limited 100 nnd 4 22 p. m. (Dining t'nrs) 120 (Dining Car), 1 40, 23 (Dining Car), 3 20, 4 00, B 00, 5 50 (Dining Car), 0 00, 0 50, 8 12, 10 00 p. m., 12 01 night. Sundays, 3 20, 4 05, 4 50, 515, 812,9 20,950,1030 (Dining Cnr),liai ik m.. 12 35. 126, (Dining Car) 2S (Dining Cur), 4 00 (Limited 4 22), (Dining Cnr) 520, 566 (Dining Cnr),0 35, 6 50,8 12, 10 00 p. in., 12 01 night. Express for lioston, without change, 11 00 a. m. wcek ilays, nnd 0 60 p. 111. dally, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH For llaltiinorc nnd Washington, 3 60, 7 20, 8 31, 912,1020,1121 n. m.,1200 (1231 Limited Din ing Cnr), 112, 3 is, 4 4L.(5 19 Congressional Limited. Dining (rV-'S57, (Dining Can, 0 17, 0 55 (Dining Wvr), 7 40 (Dining Can p. in., nnd 12 05 uliHt week days. Sundays, 3 50,7 20,912, 1123 V.4!"., 32 W 112, 't ( 0 '5 mgrcwdoij-.'. Dining Carl, 567 (Dining Cur), "w 1 Dining Car), 7 40 p. m. (Dining Car) nnd 12 05 night. Leavo Siarket Street Ferry, Philadelphia, FOK ATLANTIC CITY. Expicwi, 8 50 a. 111., 210,4 00, nnd 5 00 p. m. weekdnvB. Sundays, 8 45 nml 9 45 n. m. For Cnpe May, Anglessen, Wlhlwood mid Holly lleaclk Express, 9 00 a. in., nnd 4 00 p. in. week days. Sundays, 9 00 n. ro. For.Sen lsIo City, Ocean City and Avnlon. Exprei,900a.m.,nnd 4 00 11. in. wcek days. SU."eJrasS;,?,e?9Ui'oint.-Express, 8 60 n. .., nnd 4 00 11. m. week dnye. Sundays, B n. ra. S. JI. Prevoiit, JA m i? .' . 1 . GenU Manager. Gen'll'asa'g'r Agt. 1 --OWJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM Welbstes9 a: iuvaiuauio in uuicf, ncnnoi,r.uf none Successor rttiltp C "laobriiffictf." S Mioidnrtl of the II. H. (ioi't 1'iiiii- ing Oilice. tlio l S. Supreme Conn.i.n I of neatly nil t lie Schoolbooks, AVormlv eoni- mended by State Superintendents 1 of Schools, and other Educatois al most without num ber. THE BEST FOR EVERYBODY DCCAUSC ' It la easy to find the word wanted. iteriiBareKiTenineircorrec! A!pa&uelica!)uicefl. each one bt-iztnuuiff a lioiaxravli. ' It Is easy to ascertain the tironunctatlon. i , l"Y"UJ;ml,V, it I'J Ilia UHimnrir cuuuiiiiv Ji-ueiB umi iu ilia Hi-nuvi uuuita i It Is easy to trace the growth of a word. Incjnro tlvenln thoonkroriiinrdeveioi'ineiit. , I lie eiTinoioiw inn imi.Hiui inAiiirrpiii iiiBiin- , ic n easy to learn what n worn means. I Iwi ocflnlUnn? ara clear, explicit, nml full, ftn i.icn ucgnlaiueU in n rerairate l'ftmifrBitli. 7. .0 C. Ml'.mtTAM C'J J'uhlsliers, ,-7tirmgtiej(i, Mais., u,a,A. uCnJipcc imen psgej.'itc., fnton application. 00Xt000-&0K)KCKKKM0: i. -own I J
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